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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 November 1939, Page 7

SELECT ON LAY-BY FOR CHRISTMAS AT "PERRY'S." DOLLS E wl PRAMS ife-/ S3 ' 6 I tfe Ladies’, £B/5/- to £lO/19/6 Gents’, £7/19/6 to £9/17/6 EASy TERMS TRICYCLES 75/-to 97/6 CAME ENGLISH CAR A DES,GNS - PRAMS PLAIN AND • U WUE — PLUNKET £s ™ z ' 2W £6/19/6 ' £B/19/6 W, G PERRY 229 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

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